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PM Modi warns of ‘soaring temperatures’, urges caution as intense heatwave cripples India
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Prime Minister Modi took to social media to issue directives to Indian citizens amid the escalating heatwave. He warned against the severe effects of intense heat and suggested measures.

Scan, withdraw, done: EPFO 3.0 plans instant PF access via ATMs and UPI - Here's what changes for users
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EPFO members may soon withdraw provident fund money instantly via UPI by scanning a QR code at an ATM, eliminating employer sign-offs and delays. Labour Minister Mansukh Mandaviya confirmed that testing for the facility is complete, and funds will transfer directly into member accounts.

Cuba warns of ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ seeks international help amid US sanctions

Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla urged the UN Security Council to help prevent a “humanitarian catastrophe” in Cuba amid rising tensions, sanctions and military threats from the United States.

‘Swaying in the wind’: Why India is removing 70-foot Messi statue in Kolkata

Safety fears force the removal of Kolkata's 70-foot Messi statue as it sways in the wind. Plus, the latest updates on Lionel Messi's World Cup injury scare.

VIDEO | IAF deploys helicopters as massive forest fires rage across Himachal’s Kasauli, Solan

Massive forest fires swept through Himachal’s Kasauli and Solan amid heatwave conditions. IAF helicopters joined firefighting efforts as flames neared the Kasauli Air Force Station.

Nude photoshoot to Kantara backlash: A look at Ranveer Singh's past controversies amid Don 3 row
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Ranveer Singh has been riding a rollercoaster. The actor has landed himself into several controversies, whether it was his daring nude photoshoot, allegedly hurting religious sentiments or his sudden exit from a film. Each incident has fuelled debates and escalated into a major issue.

Biden sues DOJ over release of his ‘private’ conversation - Here's what we know about the case

Former US President Joe Biden sued the Justice Department to block release of private memoir recordings tied to the classified documents probe, arguing disclosure violates privacy rights despite no criminal charges.

Raja Randhir Singh, India’s first Asian Games shooting gold medalist and 5-time Olympian, dies at 79

Veteran sports administrator and 5-time Olympian Raja Randhir Singh passes away at 79. Discover more about the legendary Indian shooting pioneer's legacy.

NASA Announces Three Commercial Lunar Missions

NASA announced the first three Moon Base missions to begin building sustained operations: Moon Base I: Targeted for launch no earlier than fall 2026, this mission will use Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 1 Endurance lander to deliver NASA payloads.

Bobby Deol praises Alia Bhatt ahead of Alpha release; calls her 'hardworking and sincere actor'

Ahead of Alpha release, Bobby Deol opened up about working with Alia Bhatt, and the challenges he faced while shooting for the spy-thriller. Backed by Yash Raj Films, the film also features Sharvari, and Anil Kapoor.

How old is the cast of Off Campus? Ages of the stars revealed
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Off Campus has become one of Amazon Prime Video’s most talked-about breakout series. Adapted from Elle Kennedy’s popular Off-Campus book series, the show is the talk for various reasons.

Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ fund has zero deposits despite billion-dollar pledges: Report

Trump had earlier said the United States would contribute $10 billion to the reconstruction effort, while Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE had each pledged at least $1 billion. Under the board’s charter, members are required to pay $1 billion for permanent participation.

WHO chief warns of ‘catastrophic collision’ of Ebola and conflict in DR Congo

WHO Chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns of a "catastrophic collision" of disease and conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the rapidly spreading Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak outpaces response efforts.

Can Alberta break away from Canada? Referendum plan and laws explained | WION Decodes

Alberta plans a major referendum asking voters whether the province should remain in Canada or begin the legal process for a future separation vote. The move has reignited debates over western alienation, federal powers, the Clarity Act and whether a Canadian province can legally secede.

Oil spikes, airlines stumble, AI stocks soar: The sectors gaining and losing most from the Iran war

An analysis of global markets shows oil producers, defence-linked sectors, AI-driven technology stocks and the US dollar benefiting from the crisis, while airlines, energy-importing economies and vulnerable currencies face mounting pressure.

India set to launch first-ever 10-coach hydrogen train on Haryana’s Jind-Sonipat route | In Pics
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India’s first hydrogen-powered train is set to launch on the Jind-Sonipat route after receiving approval from the Ministry of Railways. Developed in India, the train produces zero emissions and positions the country among global leaders using hydrogen-powered rail technology.

‘All my MCQs are correct’: CBSE student’s viral video adds fuel to 12th class answer sheet controversy

A new viral CBSE answer sheet video is raising questions about how Class 12 papers are being evaluated. After Vedant questioned his marks, another student’s Chemistry answer sheet video has exploded online, with claims that even answers matching the official marking scheme were marked wrong.

Gas prices may come to normal, but a girl’s dignity can’t be regained, says Assam CM after assembly passes UCC Bill

Assam became the third Indian state to pass the Uniform Civil Code Bill, banning polygamy and mandating live-in relationship registration amid fierce opposition protests over tribal exclusions.

Paris Hilton on AI Deepfake Porn images: ‘There are 100,000 explicit fake photos of me'

Hilton, who has been actively speaking in support of the Defiance Act, which would allow victims of nonconsensual AI-generated images to take action against those who created them, shared a video on Tuesday of a speech she gave earlier this year at the Capitol about deepfakes.